Cities with a soundtrack - Share your Street Music

[MariaNgo]

@ErmesT Just tried a new link ... I think it'll work now. Fingers crossed. 

Maria 

[ErmesT]

Yes got it @MariaNgo

Now it works. Beautiful!!! 🙂

[MariaNgo]

@ErmesT  Phew! 

[DeniGu]

I'm so happy I found this post, @ErmesT! 

Kraków looks so lively and exhilarating, I guess it's about time I stopped putting off my visit to this great city and Poland in general, right?

Your idea to make a soundtrack video is simply wonderful! There are a lot of street musicians in Sofia as well, performing on various instruments - from violins to Indian flutes, but I haven't seen anyone playing on glasses yet. 🙂

There is this very shy but brilliant violin performer, though, who has chosen the underpass close to my home as his stage (how lucky am I?). And I can definitely confirm that starting your day with a beautiful tune is the best medicine against bad mood!

I'm curious about the street musicians in Italy as well. Can you share some photos/videos of those, too, if you have?

[ErmesT]

Thank you @DeniGu

I am happy that you like it.

I live in a small town, very silent, with only the sound of the water, but I am sure that @LucioV or @manulele81 have some video from Rome and Norcia

[DeniGu]

Enjoying the sound of water doesn't sound half bad, @ErmesT. After all, nature's music is what inspired people to create melodies in the first place! 

I myself love the water, so if you share a story or a video about a place close to the sea or next to a river, please let me know. 🙂

[ErmesT]

Myself and my wife, @AntonellaGr, we wrote a lot about our rivers @DeniGu

A small selection for you:

Sile River, stories of water

Beautiful Restera - a walk along the Sile River

Burci Cemetery, a walk along the Sile River

Beautiful Restera - a walk along the Sile River - Winter

and a few seconds of the springs

Have a fun

Oh, you will like this one: Le pietre parlanti - The Living Stones - along the Piave river

Ermes

[DeniGu]

Oh, @ErmesT, I clearly remember reading those beautiful posts! 

Thanks for sharing them again, and thank you for the new addition - Le pietre parlanti - The Living Stones - along the Piave river. I haven't read it before, so I'm diving in!

By the way, Gran Bosco dei Fontanassi looks like a place where you can lose yourself, in a good way. 🙂